NAMM 2016: TC-Helicon offers quick and easy vocal processing with Perform-V
Plug in a mic, choose your effects and start singing
NAMM 2016: If you're a performing vocalist who wants great-sounding effects with the minimum of fuss, TC-Helicon's Perform-V could be the answer to your processing prayers.
This is said to be the company's most intuitive and straightforward vocal processor to date, and offers tried-and-tested effects (four reverbs, four echoes and two doubling options) at the push of a button. There are also intelligent Tone functions (adaptive EQ, compression, de-essing and gating), automatic mic input gain, pitch correction and anti-feedback algorithms.
If you need more vocal sounds, you can download them from the TC-Helicon website and 'beam' them to the Perform-V using your smartphone. The device is designed to clip directly onto a mic stand.
The Perform-V is available now priced at £145/$200/€200. Find out more on the TC-Helicon website.
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